GOBL ➡️ Argentina ARCA
Argentina ARCA (Agencia de Recaudación y Control Aduanero) e-invoicing addon for GOBL.
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This module implements the Argentina ARCA v4 e-invoicing requirements as a GOBL
tax addon (ar-arca-v4), based on the ARCA web services for electronic
invoices (WSFE) and tourism invoices (WSCT). It covers invoices, credit notes,
and debit notes of types A, B, C, and T, with validation rules registered under
the AR-ARCA namespace.
The addon lives in the addon/ subpackage and registers into GOBL's global
registry on import; the module root is reserved for future ARCA tooling. The
Argentine tax regime (regimes/ar) stays in GOBL core.
Usage
Add a blank import of the addon, then declare it on documents:
import (
_ "github.com/invopop/gobl.ar.arca/addon"
)
{
"$schema": "https://gobl.org/draft-0/bill/invoice",
"$regime": "AR",
"$addons": ["ar-arca-v4"]
}
Note: ar-arca-v4 is an approved external addon key in GOBL core, but
documents declaring it fail validation unless this module is imported.
Extensions
| Key |
Description |
ar-arca-doc-type |
Document type (A, B, C, or T variants). Normalized from the customer VAT status and invoice type when missing. |
ar-arca-concept |
Concept: goods, services, or both. Normalized from the line items. |
ar-arca-identity-type |
Customer identity document type for customers without a tax ID. |
ar-arca-vat-status |
Customer VAT status. Normalized from the customer tax ID. |
ar-arca-vat-rate |
VAT rate code for tax combos. Normalized from the GOBL rate. |
ar-arca-tax-type |
Tax type for charges reported as other taxes. |
ar-arca-tourism-type |
Issuer-receiver relationship for tourism (type T) invoices. |
ar-arca-tourism-item |
Tourism item code for type T lines and discounts. |
Development
examples/ holds sample documents with golden envelopes under examples/out/;
regenerate them with:
go test . -run TestExamples -update
Sources